These dash cam games are about what a dash cam actually records. They are here for fun, and for learning what the numbers on the box mean: 1080p, 2K and 4K make more sense once you have tried to name something on the road, or read a plate, through each of them.
A scene flashes by on a dash cam. Name what you saw, then guess the sensor tier.
The dash cam did you catch that game runs ten rounds a day: front and rear cam, day, dusk and night. Each scene plays for a few seconds at 1080p, 2K or 4K STARVIS, and you can watch it once more before you answer. At the end you see every round again, and the dash cams we track at each resolution.
Play today's roundsWhen a round ends, the game shows the dash cams we track at 1080p, 2K and 4K, grouped by the resolution our catalog lists for each, with their lowest listed prices: the same numbers as on each product page, with the date we last checked them. Nothing is made up for the game.
The scenes are stills made for the game, not real dash cam footage. The game renders each one at a sensor tier, and draws every plate itself: random letters and digits, no state and no real plate. It shows what resolution and low-light sensitivity change. It is not a test of any particular camera; for that, read the maker's spec sheet and real footage.
The daily round is the same for everyone and changes at midnight UTC. Your streak is kept in this browser only: there is no account and no login. Once your daily is done, the game goes straight to practice, with your daily score one tap away. How we check prices.